The mass of mercury is 3.50, the mass of Mars is 11,100, and the mass of the moon is 3.250

The mass of mercury is 3.50, the mass of Mars is 11,100, and the mass of the moon is 3.250 that of the earth. Which of these celestial bodies has a large mass.

Since the mass of each of these celestial bodies is expressed through the mass of the Earth, it can be safely asserted that the presented data are comparable with each other. It follows that Mars has the largest mass of the celestial bodies listed, followed by Mercury, and the Moon has the smallest mass, slightly yielding to the latter:

11.100> 3.500> 3.250.

Answer: of the listed celestial bodies, Mars has the largest mass; its mass is equivalent to 11,100 Earth masses.